
Coffee industry coverage examines how high fertiliser prices are causing coffee farmers in Brazil, Vietnam and Kenya to cut fertiliser use. Reduced application is linked to lower yields and weaker bean quality.
The article cites war, sanctions, Chinese phosphate export curbs and shipping disruption as drivers.
Persistently high fertiliser costs are squeezing farm budgets globally, which can curb crop yields and reinforce elevated input price levels.
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